Education

In honor of Banned Books Week, the ALA published its list of 2023’s most contentious titles.

In just five steps, you’ll have delicious and nutritious hummus with this recipe from the Institute of Culinary Education.

To curb teen pregnancies, schools in the ‘80s forced kids to care for another delicate dependent: an egg.

Try this tomato sauce recipe from ICE if you’re bored of pre-packaged options.

Seven of the eight Ivy League schools make the list.

From German to Arabic, these are the top languages that people want to learn in different countries.

Serve this grilled corn and roasted pepper salsa recipe at your next party.

From book straps to dunce caps, these obsolete items may make you feel really young … or really old.

This ranking of America’s best community colleges considers everything from tuition rates to postgrad salaries.

If you've ever wondered how varied back-to-school start dates are across the country, you've come to the right place.

Ithaca, New York, has a lot of offer college students. As do Amsterdam, Netherlands and Edinburgh, Scotland.

This smoked salmon mille-feuille from the Institute of Culinary Education is sure to impress.

While many of these hallowed halls have gone through changes over the years, they remain among the oldest universities still operating.

Unsurprisingly, engineers dominate the list.

These schools, from pharmacy institutions to Ivy League mainstays, give you the best bang for your buck.

Kenyon College, the University of Southern California - Los Angeles, Haverford College, and more charge high tuition.

See how your neighborhood is faring.

Some of the perks that come with picking up a book might surprise you.

Here’s the story of how the Ivy League got its name—and a list of all the schools that belong to it (including the informal “Ivy Plus” schools).

“Pomp and Circumstance,” also popularly known as “The Graduation March,” is typically used during graduation processionals. Here’s why.

Here are the best colleges in America, broken down state by state.

Where you teach can make a huge difference in how much you earn.

These universities are among the toughest to enroll in. One has an acceptance rate of just 1 percent.

If you decide to swap in walnuts for pine nuts, the recipe is cheap and delicious.